Explain the way in which treatments appear, disappear, and are routinely reconfigured in alternative guises and forms. Why is this case?

There is no need to use outside sources. Make sure to use clear evidence to back up your argument. Please answer ONE of the following questions:

1) the way in which treatments appear, disappear, and are routinely reconfigured in alternative guises and forms. Why is this case? Why do treatments that are deemed effective in one decade suddenly disappear in another? Why are some treatments written off as ineffective, only to be partially recycled (often with very different names) later?

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2) Should treatments for mental health problems be required to pass tests of scientific validity (as laid out by the principles of evidence-based medicine) before they are funded by health insurers? Why or why not? Please be specific in your reply and draw upon treatments that to build your case.

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3) “treatment is a notoriously difficult concept to pin down. Some argue that the purpose of treatment is to restore a person to their previous level of functioning. Others argue that treatment is really about creating and perpetuating fundamental change in a persons behaviour, thoughts, or feelings. Still others would suggest that treatment is first and foremost about relieving suffering. which of the above three perspectives do you believe has been most central throughout the history of mental healthcare? Why? What evidence might you use to support your argument? Please do not simply argue that all three perspectives have been equally important throughout the history of mental healthcare.

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